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  Prison inmates “do not forfeit all constitutional protections by reason of their conviction and confinement in prison."
  
    U.S. Supreme Court, Bell v. Wolfish, 441 U.S. 520, 545 (1979)

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ATNI Resolves to Protect American Indigenous Prisoners' Religious Freedoms

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Huy Board Chairman Gabe Galanda Decries States' Attack on Native Prisoners' Religious Freedoms

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California ACLU Joins Inter-Tribal Protest of State's Violation of Native Prisoners' Rights

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Huy Launches Formal Opposition to Caifornia's Violation of Native Prisoners' Religious Freedoms

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Round Valley & Pit River Tribes Protest California's Violations of Native Prisoners' Religious Rights

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Huy Urges Tribal & Coalition Opposition to California’s Proposed Violation of American Indian Prisoners’ Religious Freedoms

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